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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29
Illness Of Judge jenkins.

We regret to learn of the serious Illness Of
Judge George P. Jenkins, the genial chiet
Judge of the Orphans Court. The judge, who
had been ailing for some days previous, was
attacked on Sunday with a stroke OF plrtal
para ysis, since which time he has Leea con-
fined to his bed under the treatment Of DR..
Robert DisEes. The Parnlytic symptoms seem
to be confined to the tongue. While entirely
deprived Of The power OF sp. ech, he experiences
no difficulty in moving his tongue or in taking
noursbment, Ind no other members of the
body are involved in the paralysis. While the
nature Of the malady, 10 connection with his
advanced age, such as 10 give his family
and friends the gravest apprehensions. still his
physician entertains hopes that further pro-.
gress of the disease may be stayed and lbat he
may again recover The power of speech and be
rrsored to health We trust that these hopes
may be realized.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29
The Verdict Unanimous.

W D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind. testihes
sT can recommend Electric Bitters as the very
best remedy Every bottle sold has given re
lief in every case. One man took SIX bottles
and was cured of Rheumatism of 10 years
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist, Bell
vile, Ohio, affirms: The best selling med
cine | have ever handled in my 20 years exper
fence, is Electric Bitters." Thousands of 9th
ers have added their testimony, so that the yer
diet is unanimous that E ectrc Bitters do curt
all diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood
Only half dollar a bottle at W. W. adgetti
Store
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29
Excitement IN Texas.

Great excitement has been caused IN the "
cinity o. Paris, Tex BY th. remarkable recov
ery OF Nr. +. Cor.-y, ~ho 50 helpless
he could not turn 10 bed or raise his bead
every hoiy said he WAS dsi1g OF Consumption
A ttiai botte OF Dr kisgs No Discovery
Vas sent bin. Fiud,ug rel4-f, he bought
large bottle .ai 4 box Of pr. Mag Ns~ Lif,
II i by the time be bad taken tao boxes o
Pills sni i.o bottles OF tie Discovery. he ~st
selI and had gained in hesh thirty sI poaais
Trial Bottles Ul this Gr-sl piscovrrT Tor t'aa
Sumption 're~ at " Psdgstv Large Bot
lies 81
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29
To Our Farmers.

Our fai me RS should read the advsrliSeiAe . t
of Jos A Gray Jr., Bro, in ihis is ,ue, for
they will lind many things needful for The sue
c .ssful conduct OF their spring work. The fer
tiliz rs that Il ese gentlemtn handle have al
ready acquired repu alton in our county.
where the, have been successfully used IN p ,st
years, bat is e1celed by none in the market.
Any farmer who 8 heretofore uses them will
give favorable report Of their merits. They
alse handle all kinds Of farming implements Of
which they can SOW a great variety Of various
makes, ani also tie justly celebrated Deering
harvesting machn.ry Thee gentlemen are
i:.du:trious aud energetic in pushing these
goods, and the farmers cannot do be ter than
to pa,roLize them. II you need anything they
handle, postal dIrec'ei TO Port Tobacco will
receive prompt a,,ertion. We bespeak for
them a liberal share Of the public patronage in
spring supplies.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29
BucLIen'S Arnica Salye.

The hest Save in the world fpr CnfS Bruises,
Sores Utress. Salt Rheum, Fever S,r-s, T-tt-r,
Mapped Hands, ChrInltins, rms, and all SIX n
Eruprious, AM positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t i guaranteed 10 give perfect salts
f.,lIon or MONEY r-fusded Price - Ceats per
box For sale by W. ". Padget.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29

James II. Mari, Chi clerk 10 the FIRST \ -
sis,ant Postmaster q eneral, died a, bis home,
1919 Eighth street, Washington, d. c alto. 80
o clock on Monday morning. WIyh the ex-
cepi-u of Lindsay Muse, the cOloFei door
keeper Of the Secretary Of tue Navy, Mr.. Marr
had beea in the continuous service OF the gov
ernmeut for a longer pc iod than any one liv-
ing. He was born in Charles county, Nd,
about the 10th OF November, 1911, and ,Iyea
here until he wen, TO Washington, when be
was about twenty years OF age. Ii VAS his ID
teniion 10 60 10 Oregon, but the Representative
from bis district persuaded him not TO 60 and
obtained a clerkship for him 10 the PosIot,i e
| Department, which be entered IN June. 1881.
when Andrew Jackson was Presiient and W N
T. Barry Posi- master GeneraI. He sooa osc4 En-
the confidential clerk OF the First Assistant
Postmaster -Gacera 5. K Hoble, Of New FORK,
q id maned in that position until Nr. Ho5.e
re ired from oti.e in 1858. Mr.. Marr then be-
came section clerk in the same ohce, ani Was
in ch4rgs of the States Of Pennsylvania, Mary
land and Delaware. He held this position for
a number OF years, and 10 1869 Was made chief
clerk Of the FIr:t Assistants Office, and has lied
that position continuously since. On tbe
occasion OF the hfieth anniversary OF bis servI,s
in the department, which occurred "a 1881, he
was presented by the department. OH .Iais With
a silver service. In th; same year Congress
conferred on him an unusual recognition by
adding $500 10 ais salary, with the coalition,
which has been retained in every appropriation
bill since, that tais extra am 1unt should be paid
as long the present incumbent filled the uff te
OF chief clerk. Mr.. VI ,rr served un i-r tsenty-
six Postmast RS GENERAL. messed tie deve, p
ment Of the IN al service 10 its present gigantic
proportions, and had, perhaps. WIDER ac-
quaintance throughout the country than any
other man, as nearly every one having any
thing to d. with postoth -es Was Obliged 10 see
Mr. Mari. He was u man oi genial nature
fond Of outdoor sports, aud until late years
had epioYed vi orous health. He leaves a
wife and five chilirea. one of whs!n was mol
long since ordained priest of the Clthoic
Church-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29
Magnets which Never fati TO Draw

The serni-snnusl matches. mark down sale
Of high class garm .ats tor Men, outh aud Boys
OSerCoais Suits and Coats All beng s,crI-
seed Without regard 10 present value or cost.
Now is the appointed tune 10 maS- onr dollar
do ihs work OF to at Acme H.jI, l. Bal
tlnore new nuaI5erj near ChsTl,s 81 Baiio
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29

FINE SPRING
SHOES AND SLIPPERS,
One Foarth Lower IL Price
THAN WUEEg EI>R
THAN ANrWuEEg EL>R

LIdie, Fine Nsl ,ni = at isu.'oa : - ,at
: 81 usus J., sod a. : : E tni :.
"iis-us PERI ). Y4 kri &, -tt ant toI 8
Bu''so rQass a. = 81 shoe
Ladies - Ju truasUe !Itni ->rurl Baton
~hsca o her, s~l at - sn
Ltde. Fine II.nt->rNr.! kfi uA'a-I N.a rar'
Ties sui Lps B4lion. - s. = g3 - :
Gents Reliable ) - Baton Lt,rI nd Ct,tl
srs ahr.t uf ass 8 90 shoe
oar Gent, - 60 G-n4in~ Iltnt S-Nvd Welt
High Or Los Cat Shoes hrfsrr than unan,
s. 90 shoe
our Misses 81 90 Worked Hole Hell OF Spring
Button the test. Tor th, y.y~, mtdr
Chili's Fae SpF,ug Heel Ba'loo .Ur 50 5j sai
IS cents Tor whirh other houses charge -.
81 cents aud SlUo
For the Battles wr have the prtEi~sl #'fir
Gem, made. from -. Button q al CO.,
ors tn a 7jc snd 90 French Nd Bllfnn
Try our Bows and Youths Famous t.bN-Prty,d
Wear R~sisters at ; - q. :! -.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29
Disease Among Live Stock

Dr. F. W. Patterson, an inspector in the
bureau of animal industry Of the agricultural
department of Washington, is going around
for the purpose of investigating the diseases OF
peuro- pneumonia in cattle and swine plague,
NOR: commonly known as hog cholera. Dr.
Patterson will make tour of the entire State
and make report to the agricultural depart
ment upon the extent of the diseases We hav'
mentioned, the value of the animals affected,
etc. He will, when requested to do SO, M *.
an examination of any animal affected. DR..
Patterson would be pleased for the farmers and
stock raisers to write him in regard to any dis
eases among their stock.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29
Close of the Oyster Season.


Under the law of 1886 longing for oyster:
ceased on Tuesday last until the first day Of
September, and as dredging ceased on the irs'
Of April, the taking of oysters except tor pri-
v,te use and not for sale from private beds is
nov altogether prohibited. The law also pro-
hibits any one from having oysters IN posses
sion during the period from April % 10 Sep
tember l, but mikes the expeeiion that oyster:
caught before 25th Of April may be disposed o.
at any time before the 5th of May, and thai
transportation companies shall not be prevent
ed from carrying oysters brought from other
States, and hotels, restaurant keeper and prl
vate individuals shall not be prevented from
Purchasing oysters outside of the State. Tong
ing for oysters will begin again September
ard dredging October Is.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29
The Road Corps TO go TO Work

The board of county commissioners held a
meeting on Monday last to finally settle the
matter of starting the road corps to work for
this year and to arrange about the working OF
the same The full board WAS in attendance,
and after deliberation the supervisors were in,
strBcted to select their corps and get their
teams ard implements together prepared to
start on Monday next, May 2ud. The super
visors we're instructed to do all work they at
tempted thoroughly and well, and when they
once started on piece of road not TO lease il
until they were satisfied, in their judgment,
that it would witt stand the washes and travel
to which it would necessarily be subjected
The State and county bonds of the four colec-
toas W. re presented and approved by the board
on that day. The board then adjourned TO
meet on the FRS, Tuesday in May Court the
18th proximo.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29
10 tO2o per cent.

from our previous extra Low lric,s
and certainly - To 50 per cent. lower
thaa competitors ask. 1t will pay 10
bus for next seasons use 1T our present
slaughter prices. You can't afford 10
buy before seeing
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29

TO ADVEE TISER&.-THE TINES hact*g q
sroer circulation tten any other paper .ng the
INTELLIGENT farmers and business of Charles
County, offers superior inducements to advertisers
Ia insert their announcements in lis columns. Send
f.r card rates ,Dhich ioc as any other paper
ia Southern Ma,yland. TO say nothing about ci'cutd-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29
y office.

Remember We are stall "a the Bfi,s ha.i
ness oar kums, R-Ag L,lhsir, have 80. ogs
choice brick st .o~ pfjcrs. Pleu,r of hme Z.
Pops Greek, Prioe; Feiaesi 10 -, % pei
car .o.d OF 80 ogshrls Save yoar nd. be,
fore too late Address
{. HOW ARD. Coz. Station, Or
l. VI DELLA. Pope's Geek
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29

The chance Of getting strict 6rst-class
clothing at such absurdiy low prices that it
will pay to buy them for next seasons use At
Osbm Son, stirring and satisfactory elothiers.
Pratt aad Hanover streets, Baltimore. Don't
iss this opportunity.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29
ACTUAL COST

Or real value are not considered in our
colossal Cash Clearance Sale Ne In
tend TO close ont every Overcoat, ever,
Sui. and every Water G4rmsnt befor,
the end OF this month. If possible
Wh,tever y"u may want In Men ;
BOYS or Childr.ns Stylish AMI De
pendAble Clothing. Ready Mall ol
Made 10 Order, We will sell ii al q r.
duction OF
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-29
BARGAINS
IN
SPRING DRESS GOODS.

I'VE have he largest an best assort
w ed ) ock of Spring Dress Goods
II has ever been our pleasure TO dlspltr
.Or the Inspection Of our friends and
customers. We are confdent il YOU
will 30 US The favor to call and look
through our stock you will hud j ~
what YOU wHht, at correct priccs. We
naILea lew special Thus;
~ in Color d AL3ATROSS CLOTHS
IN neat Plaid., 5Or.
SPRING WEIGHT LADIES CLOTH,
Tor Tailor M"de Suits, 4Orud Soc.
1Rl' OF CLOTHS, IN New Spring
Colors, SO and I5c.
MAYFARE SUITING, one yard wide,
in plain and stripes, 25c.
sc 10 TWlLLED DE BEIGE, in Gray
and Brown Mixtures, 25c.
A new thing in DIAGONAL SUIT
ING, l5c.
Extra Good Value ia BLACK CASH
MERE, so and 75c
Our Stock Of WASH FABRICS never
Was better.
so New Styles SATTEENS, l24 Il I5c.
FRENCH SATTEENS 25c
CRINkLE SEERSUCKERS. l0&l2c.
| Case Corded and heck PEQUE Sc.
Extra Wide Bleachsd Sh,eting, 23c.
All Linen CREAM DAMASk, 25, 50,
soc.
Best Turkey RED TABLE DATASk,
from to yards lengths, 42c;
worth 60c.
Hamburg Edgings, 2, 4, s, 8 and l0:.
STRAW MkTTINGS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
Balance Of our Carpets at Cost.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-04
Diamond District.


Moving is the order of the day.
Grandpa and Grandma Snider left rs one day
last week, they will locate In or near the Ind
ian Nation believe. Henry Snider and wife
will go as soon 40 grass comes.
John Edwards has rented the Henry Snider
farm.
OF coures We are not In any bOdy's confidence
but somehow Johney is ::miytsriously absent
from prayer meeting every second Sunday
night lately. We will ask your Usage CORES
pondent to keep an eye on him.
Mr.. Charlestons leaves to-day. We are
sorry tolose them and recommend them as an
acquisition to any neighbOrhoOd.
Mr., W. JOnston moves this week.
Miss Ina Jones arrived two weeks ago, and
will remain until her mother 10 up and about
again.
Ifyou want to see man step high, just ask
Clark c. about that new boy at his house
Our farmers are beginning to renew their ac-
Quaintauce with mother earth.
Mr.. q. W. Cole, has rented his farm and
will 20 into business in Iowa. Allen county
can i'll AFFORD to lose. such men. but we hope
our loss will be their gain.
Rev. Longdon breaches his farewell sermon
here the . Of March The prayers of grate-
full people will follow him 10 his new field OF
labor. We learn from our steward that thil
assessments.
Mise Hattie Adams closed her school at
Lone Branch last week, with big dinner, ant
we hear they had big time.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-04
A REPLY.
ELsINoRE, MARCH, LIST, 1857

ELsINoRE, MARCH, LIST, 1887.
.Ur. Editor:-Jn reading "a Leag-
ucr's Letter" it is refreshing to notice
the spirit in which that letter is writ
ten. OF course you have said all that
is necessary To he said in regard to
matters of public interest contained in
that letter, SO there remains but little
for me to say in regard to private mat
tiers (which by the way should not be
made matter of controversy in the
papers, Any reader of the county
papers is aware of the style of letters
formerly written or signed, VIM. Ken.
nedy, so you will notice his last letter
is only in accordance with his former
ones as to style and spirit, full of slang
insults, Safeguarding and foolish
boasting. That fellow Kennedy is no
torious for his siandering and black
guarding people, and he 10 used to
getting an occasional thrashing in con-
sequence of his conduct. Here friend
Tom shake hands. If Kennedy de-
lights in throwing dirt, he may enjoy
that privilege. BY the way he is dig.
ging out and moving the young apple
trees off his league claim onto his
decided land, maybe he is preparing for
that item years war;" prehaps he in
tends to dig his last ditch there" So
much for Kennedy. see there is a
restraining writ issued by the court to
prevent the sheriff from ejecting some
Leaguers. 1t will be of Importance to
the land owners who obtained judge
ments for their land to be on the look.
out so that no straw bonds are snug
gled in, and they get cheated. 1t. is
for the court and the clerk to stand be-
tw cen us nd all harm from that direc.
ton. Yours respectfully,
CHAs. ENGELHARDT.
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CHAS- F.. SCOTT.
FRIDAY. MARCH 4th 1887.
SEE THE HANDWRITING.

They are getting their eyes open by
degrees. Senator Lowe, of Leaven-
worth: democrat and an anti-prohi-
bitionist, is amongthe latest to announce
that he now sees clearly. In recent
speech in the State Senate on the me-
,ropolitan police bill, he said:
1t is well known that I never have
been prohibitionist. Two years ago l
introduced a resolution i'm favor of sub
uniting the prohibition amendment to
vote of the people. 1t was defeated,
and similar resolution in the House
shared the same fate. Since that time
the elections through tho State have
proven concIusively that a large major.
ity Of the people are in favor of prOhi-
bition, and i'm my judgment, If that
amendment was resubmitted now, it
would be re-affirmed by $1,000 major
ity, so that do not intend to deceive
myself, nor the people who sent me
here. These declarations may be dis
tasteful to many of my old friends, tho
believe as do, tina: prohibition is not
as good..as high license and strict regu-
latiOn of the liqnor traffic; but every
sensible man must take things as they
are when he has no power to change
them.
Prohibition is a dead issue, and will
SO remain until an entirely new constr.
tuition is submitted. And it is not wise
to spend more time, nor to encourage
more turmoil and strife overit. Pro.
hibition is q constitutional fact in Kan.
sas, and all laws made to govern the
liquor traffic must be made i'm accor.
dance Herewith. He who disputes
this proposition must be a knave or q
fool.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-04
Elmite's Etching.

Mrs. Greeley Rinehart, who has been suf:
| ferer for several years, died on the end, ant
was buried in the Salem cemetery. Rev. Al
officiating. She leaves her husband and thres
little boys to mourn . loss that cannot he re
paired. Mr.. Rinehart was unable to attend thu
funeral, having at the time the measles. bu,
he is said to be improving.
A young man il reported to have died Of the
measles in Prairie Dell district.
Mr.. Loman, who resides near Reeves, Ander-
son county, visited this region, looking up the
prospect Of exchanging his farm for one neal
us.
Mr.. Childress, brother-in-law Of Mr.. Blod-
gett, who recently came from Illinois, il look
ing for farm to rent
Mr.. kibly. the Allen Centre cheese man
has moved to farm south Of Humboldt. Harry
Tompson occupies the place he vacates and Mr..
Ammons occupies the one vacated by Mr.
Tom2son.
Mr.. Trodway has rented the quarter
east Off. ". Johnson's, and has invested in .
sulky pillow and new team. He says he 10 -
II. d. no more.
Mr.. Fisher who is fresh from the frosty air
Of the mountain regions, has made his appear
ance, and with his Characteristic promptness
has inaugurated improvements ON the farm.
One Of his first items, We learn IL to thorough
ly paint his house and the large barn he had
had built during his last visit.
j. r. Remsberg, who purchased horse about
i've days ago, found IL dead in the stable Tines.
day morning with its neck broken.
= Cal Morrison Informs US that his daughter 10
a month old, and that he has deserted farm life
sas 4. 4.
Miss Hattie Adams school las closed sut.
we learn that after vacation she will tescl,
the spring term ofschool At the same place.
A black bird during the winter left his
mates and lived with our Plymouth Rocks
nd sssmAd 70 tfeief thtaf sseiety % thes q BIZ
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-04
ROAD NOTICE.
benjamin Randles.)

STATE OF KANSAS, ALLEN COUNTY. Sc.
The State of Kansas, to rhom il may concern:
NTHEREAS, application has been made by
w petition to the BOari Of County Commits
siOners of said county, for locating . county
road, as follows, tO-wit: Commencing be-
tween NJ h. 4 7 Il. X. crossing on lands of ID.
Armel on the west, and Brady's f0r,l on the
NeOshO River on the east, or the portion Of said
road taken away by the river. And We would
further represent to you that the said road IL
needed by the public and Is now impossible be-
tween above specified points on account of
washing away by river.
AND WHEREAS, Paul Fisher, Martin
Sauers, and James LOckhart viewers. and q.
Dewitt county surveyor Of said county, have
been ordered by said County Commissioners to
veiew, survey and locate said road
Therefore. you are hereby notified that said
viwers and surveyor will proceed, on the 5tf
day Of March. ISL, at 10 O'Clock q. m, at the
place OF beginning OF said road, to view. sur
vey and locate said road, and perform whatso-
ever other duties as are required Of them by
law; and unless you then file written apPlica-
ton with said viewers. giving description OF
the premises ON which yen claim damages or
compensation, your application for the same
will be barred
Witness my hand at my Office In lola, in said
county, this lsth, day Of February, A. ID. lsss-
Rw. DUFFY,
CFeb. ISL County Clerk.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE or KANSAS, ALLEN COUNTY, IS.
In the Districf Court, Seventh Judicial District,
Sitting in and for Allen County, State of Kansas.
Helen A. Wood, Plaintiff.
vs..
ii. W. TalcOtt. ct. al. Defendants.
DY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale, in the above
ID entitled cause, to me directed and deliv-
cred, issue,l out Of the District Court OF the
Seventh Judicial District, State of Kansas. sit
tirg In and for Allen County, in said state, l
will, on Monday. March 2lst, n. ID. 1881, at 2
O'Clock p. m, OF said day, at the front door of
the Court House in the city Of lola, Allen conn
ty, Kansas, offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash in hand the following described
real estate tO-wit: The northeast quarter Of
the south west quarter Of Section twenty three
(S3) township twenty-f0ur (2D range eighteen
u.s. also lot number six (6) in block number
ninety cO), in the city of lola, all in Allen
county, State OF Kansas.
First above described property appraised at
81 800 90, and second above described property
appraised ut 81, saO. 90. All OF said property
levied on and to be sold as the property o
the above named defendant, II. w. TalcOtt.
ID. ID. BRITTON.
Feb. Is, Is. Sheriff of Allen county, Kas.
by J. &. WOODEN, UnderSherif.
Sheriff Is Office, lola, HAMS, Feb. Is, ISL.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-04
MCCLURE BROTHERS, 3 Doors West of Post Offc

mates. He still roOsts under the roof Of their
shed with them, and sings his most perfect
operate when near them during the sunshine.
The Humboldt Creamery has all winter taken
all the surplus cream. and is still ready to buy
cream.
Why does not lola add to her other enter
prises creamery, the drivers for this insti-
tuition travel oil around the city.
Grandpa Crowell has has had . severe cold
for several days.
Here you Typo, you have % coutraced the
length OF Mr.. Weith's new stable that he can t
house half OF his stock. Make it sixty-thret
feet long before another cold wave comes along
EIMITE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-04
GOOD RESULTS IN EVERY CASE

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper
dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes
that he was seriously afflicted with Sc
we're cold that settled on his lungs: had
tried many remedies without benefit.
Bsing induced to try DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, did so and
was entirely cured by use Of a few hot
ties. Since which time he has used it
in his family for all coughs and colds
with best results. This Is the expert
euce of thousands whose lives have
been eaved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Goodbue & Evans
Drug Store.